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Huntsville gazette., 1887-10-29

Best Body Brussels 81.
Tapestry Brussels SOC
Best quality all-wool
Extra Supers 65c
:, Best quality Cotton
Chain Extra Supers SOC
Cotton and Wool 20
to 40 cents.
Hemp 1917 to 15c
remnants at cost.
Smyrna Rugs 80 cts
TO $500.
Our So Rugs were for
merlV $500
Crumb Cloths, Door
Mats, Art squares.
a Oil Cloth - 25c
Window shades, Dra-
eerles, Curtain Poles,
y oVornlces, stair Rods,
o1rGaln Chains, etc.
charge.
a. CAMPBELL & SON.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-10-29

The most attractive
assortment of Milli-
merry in the city. We
employ an expert
Trimmer, and make
no charge for Trim
ming.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-10-29

Extraordinary out neverless true.
We refer to the announcement of b.
F. johnson & Co of Richmond, 10
which they propose to show working
and energetic men how to make from
500 to $500 month over and above
expenses
Huntsville gazette., 1887-10-29


andhadv rk has cd p H h for lVh h
Of Iw
Huntsville gazette., 1887-10-29

Ex Gov. r B Lindsay, of TuscumJia,
Ala, Is i'll the city on professional busl-
ness, IL attendance upon the Federal
Court.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-10-29

Ladies, Misses and
Children's MerinO
Vests from Csc up.
AIl-wO9l Cashmere
Gloves for Ladies'
Misses, 4 Children.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-10-29

Gents Clothing,
ready made and
made to order. Boys
Suits and OvercOats
in all grades. Un-
derwear, etc.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-10-29

Good Bed Comforts Grey Twill Flannel
Scots each. l5c yard.
Double Blankets All-woOlred Flannel
$l.25 each II l-2 cts.
Good Counterpanes Canton Flannel
75cts each. SC yard.
Dodge City times., 1887-04-14

ed eye, but a microscope will show
them plainly, even though the clay be
so fine that it feels like Hour, when rol.
led between the fingers. The finer the
soil, the smaller the openings, that is,
the capillary tubes or spaces; but they
are always there, if the material is not
melted into mass. The practical point
is, the frmer the soil, the smaller will
be the openings through it, and, as ex-
planned above, the higher will water
rise through them.
TO APPLY THIs.-f in any soil there
is layer, however thin, Of gravel OF
coarse sand, or of any sand in grains,
at that point there will be series of
larger capillary openings through which
water will not readily rise up from below.
Falling rains may penetrate downwards,
but there is not a good set of very
small capillary tubes to bring the water
up to the plants again.
AN ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE.
The writer visited an Eastern farm
somewhat sandy, which, with manuring
was quite fertile ordinarily, but failed
in dry seasons. On digging into it, a
gravel bed from half an inch thick to
two inches or more in thickness. was
found from eight to twelve inches below
the surface. The large capillary spaces in
this did not bring up water enough in time
of drouth. At our suggestion, a plow
was run SO deeply as to break up this
bed of gravel and coarse sand, and mix
it with an abundance of the very fine
sand above and below. The result was
a connection of infinitely fine capillary
spaces was established, moisture came
up freely enough for all wants of plants
in midsummer, and there was no more
dying out.
BREAKING pRAIRIEs
often acts similarly. When the rain il
thus enabled to penetrate them, il
washes into the under soil a mass Of
impalpable earthly material that fills uI
the larger openings, in the layers Of
coarser soil, and thus is established a
system of capillary openings, spaces
so small that ground before dry is il
part supplied from the reservoir o1
moisture far down below the surface.
This water coming up, and evaporing
adds to the amount in the atmosphere
and thus increases the moisture ant
the rainfall also, as explained.
Dodge City times., 1887-04-14
TAKE NO RISK!

The City Drug Store, corner of Front and Bridge
streets, is the Oldest and most reliable dispenser
of medicines in Southwestern Kansas.
Their stock is the largest, and their goods are
always the very best. Great care is used in dis.
pensing, and you can depend on every article com.
Ing from them, being exactly what it should be.
They also keep books, newspapers, stationery,
and very fine cigars. nov Is
Dodge City times., 1887-04-14

Mr.. VIM. Westlake, stock raiser and breeder OF
thoroughbred horses, living near Avoca, Nebraska,
was badly injured by being thrown from . sulky
After using numerous liniments and consulting
obtained a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm
from the druggist at Avoc, which he began using
and noticed achange for the better, after q few
the use Of his arm. It is unequalled for severe
bruises and sprains, rheumatism and lame back
Sold at City Drug Store.
Dodge City times., 1887-04-14

VI WVuAVaAuC OAy OOuPAV VI uAACS
high are very much colder than the
lower ground. Now most Of the winds
in the regions named above, blow from
west to east. In passing over the
Rockies and Sierras, they are SO cooled
that they give up good deal of their
concealed water, and have little to spare
until they are replenished. These cool
mountain tops thus steal the moisture
naturally belonging to the soil. So there
must always be an arid belt along the
leeward side of any mountain ranges
of much extent, its width depending
upon their height, and several circum-
stances we have not space to detail
here. AS it is impossible to raze these
great mountain tops, the only help is to
catch the water of the mountain rains
and melting SHOWS, and carry it IN ar
tifcial irrigating canals, and deposit it
upon the soil from which it was stolen.
THAT Tooth MERIDIAN LINE.
which we have heard SO much of, as the
dividing mark between the arid and
cultivable territory, is an absurdity, in
one respect. That runs due north and
south; while the mountain ranges, which
mainly affects humidity, run toward the
north west. They also vary SO much
in hight, and in width of top, etc., that
the arid belt on the easterly side is of
very variable width, and has no definite
eastern border line.
RAIN ON VIRGIN PLAINS.
The unbroken prairies and plains, where
not entirely sterile, as on the limited
'sbadlands" that were probably scorched
through by the burning out of under
laying coal deposits, are covered with
Dodge City times., 1887-04-14
DOWN GOES THE PRICES ON
NURSERY STOCK.

1 will have a car load Of shade trees In my yart
for the spring trade. intend to make prices y
that every body can have shade that wants to.
will sell you:
Standard Pears:5 to feet high. h................S 81
Cherries, standard, to 6feet high. ........... a
Plume, Wild Goose and minor, to feet high, n
One year old cherry trees. n
No. one apple trees, 3years old to feet. .121i
No one apple trees, yeaB old, 4 to feet. 80. II
No. one apple trees, year old, to feet. i
Second class apple trees years old ...........
Second class apple trees, years old. I
Second class apple trees, year DID, .......... 1
Second class trees are not kept In stock, and 2:
per cent will be exacted as guarantee that the
parties will take them II ordered.
Twill open my yard some time in March or q,
soon as the weather viii permit and will have every
thing that is kept In frstelase nursery, and oul
prices shall be a. low as can be.
I will have q q hne lot Of Roses, Shrubs and
Evergreens Of all kinds and will endavor to safety
all and give good satisfaction.
See D. Brooks or some Of his statesmen, and get
prices before you place your orders.
Yards on North Bridge Street.
L.K. MCINTYRE.
Dealer In Lumber and Coal.
Dodge City, Kans., Jan. Il, 1881.
Dodge City times., 1887-04-14

At Scottsville, Kan, seven months old child Of
A. o. Notes was sick with bowel complaint fol
more than three weeks. They had little hopes Of
its recovery, as every prescription they tried
failed. They were finally induced to try Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarahea Remedy,
which effected q prompt and permanent cure.
They are never without this safe and pleasant
family medicine, and cannot say too much in its
praise. Sold at City Drug Store.
Dodge City times., 1887-04-14

c. V. Baxter, an experienced and successful
druggist at Dewitt, Iowa, says that one family
Cough Remedy, by using and recommending it to
their neighbors, during their siege Of whOopine
cough it sells rapidly on its merite It has no
equal for coughs, colds and Group. Sold at City
Drug Store.
Dodge City times., 1887-04-14

Do not emphasize your language by using pro
fame words but say, - sure as st. Patricke Pills
will physic there is nothing more certain Sold at
City Drug Store.
Dodge City times., 1887-04-14

LA CYGNE NURSERY.
Write for Catalogue and Price List.
Address
Box q. DIV. COZAD,
La CYeNs, Linn County, Kansas.
Dodge City times., 1887-04-14

PIONEER LOAN AND TRUST co.
II you want to secure loan Of money ON real e.
tate, At low rates. money ready when papers srs
made out call on the Pioneer Loan and Trust Co.
Of Dodge City. b. r. MILTON, Secy.
Dodge City times., 1887-04-14

St. Patrick's Pills, the great Irish cathartic al
ways physic. Sold at City Daug Store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
DONKEY PARTIES.

D1nkey parties are III. laie., thing ia
the way Of social gathering 10 Mil.
wsukee. A large silhouette represent.
ing q tAille.s donkey Is Gu, on, Of paper
or cloth and fastened upon the wall. To
each Of the guests are given cambria
tail and pin. Then they are blind
folded. one by oae. placed in corner OPP
pO.i,e The donkey. are whirled three times
around. and then are started on . blind
search for the donkey, upon which. II
they reach Il. the tail is to be pinned. II
the CUES, goes in another direction aud
s,umblss ss.ins, . wall, door. chair, or
anything else, there he must leave the
tail. The movement Of the blindfolded
are sp, to be ludierous. The person who
makes the best effort to place the tail
upon the donkey. where !, belongs. re-
ceives = present Of some kind. while the
CUES, who makes the mos, unsuccessful
effort gets the BOBBY prize
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
HOW rnE BARBER KEPT TALLY

"No, cir, ssii barber 90 q suspicious
looking individual, who srAbly remarked
q. the l.iher Was being laid on that be
supposed there were sRood many men who
failed 10 psy their shaving scores.
"So. siri used to give credit, bat !
never do now In fact, no one asks for tick
snv more
SLOWS thsii"
swell, you see. said the barber. trying
the edge " the razor on bis thumb nail. 81
hsj . eel OF stirs ~ko used TO ask me To
chalk IL down got tired OF keeping books
,nd adopted a uew system. Whenever i
-hsv,d one OF those old stsndbys I pot .
little nick 10 hi nose with rsr1r. snd
kspi tally 10 that wsy; they GOT 80 they
didn't want 10 fun bills 7"
Tasre Was q trsmor Ia The customers
voice 90 he asked from beneath the iathsr
"Do you object TO bsisg paid 10 advancsf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
A MAINE FARMERS ERUPTION.

n MhlNE EhhhbR ~ NV ~ aDs'f
Perhap. the bes, read man VITO hA.
visited Augusta. ihi, winter, IL Mr.. Is r.
Faller, q quaint old farmer. Who Goa.
Quoted the case for the rural districts In
tue contest over the division Of Pitts,on.
Mr.. Fuller lives on farm 'ix miles from
Pius,on yillage-oa the same farm where
hi. father and grandfather lived. lie re-
ceived What Is called an academic
EDUCATION, wien q lad. and has also
taught few terms Of eoln,ry school
nut the took, he ha. read would put TO
he blush mos, men who have Jed pro.
fe.sedly literary life lie has devoted
four hours day. regularly. Tor forty
years. to solid reading. H. /, thorough
ly familiar with the Aheisn, aud modern
poets. quotes glibly from the Odyssey.
the Georges and Bueolies. is equally a.
home with Lord Bacon, Shakespeare, CT
Byron. isdseply ver.ed In Persian. Jewish
and Roman history. has an intimate &C.
qusin,anee Nth Josephus. /. do,ing adj
mireroi Rawlinson. knows Gibbons grea,
work alnos, by heart, Can describe al.
most any battle Tough, Ia Europe or
America, and makes keen and di.crimin.
s,ins criticisms upon ell the writing, Of
the gres, poets. philosophers aud hi.,ori.
ans. lie says Homer was the creates,
poe, ever born, places Shakespeare 10 the
next place. and after him. Lord Byron.
He Is learned 10 theology. is as we'll &C.
qaain,ed With the principles Of common
Law u any lawyer in Ksnnebsc County.
although he 10 not At the bar. and 10 .
~ord has most amazing ma. OF di.
gested information.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
A.ToNIsnINa srcck.s.

Is IL the duiy OF every person Who has
used B0sciss'sGsrmdR Syrup 10 let IT, won
derfal qualities he known 10 their friends
In curing Consumption. seysre Cosghs.
Group. Asthms. PnsumOuis, brd, tn fact.
al Throat aad Lug Diseases. No person
eau use u without Immediate relief Three
doses will relieve any case, aud We con-
slider II the cuiy OF all Druggists To recon
mend 10 10 The poor, dying eopsumptise,
a. lcsst % Try Que bottle, A. 80 coo dozen
bottles were sold lAsty year, and 10 one case
shere IL failed was reported. Such =
medicine - the German Syrup cannot BE-
too widely known. Ask your Druggist
bout II. sample bottles 20 Try, sold a,
10 cents. Regular size, IS cents. Sold by
al Druggists aud Dealers, In the United
States and Canada
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
A PROFESSIONAL rAREwELLgR.

The other day. a, the departing Homo.
lula steamer wss casting Of IL, lins. aud
.~insing out into The stream. 40 elderly.
lookiag busine. man hastily embraced .
lady who vas one 81 the passenger. and
rushed down the gsng.plAnk TO the
.hAif
Going huuisdly up 20 a melancholy
loafsr Who "a, watching The busy ero.d.
the gentleman drew bin bshiad pile Of
frsish, and said
"wsn, 10 earn a dollar"
"You bet"
"You ,ee tia, lady in black in the
stem there, .
"Cui.'
"wsll. that. my ~iis-soins travel.
log for her health. OF ooar.e she Ell.
., ca. me TO stand here for the nsx, ,~en,y
minute. while the steamer !. backing and
fllirg sroani. 90 I. TO wave my hand
ksrehisf ard watch her on, Of sight
zee !"
81 ke,eh on"
"wsll. I'm TOO busy TO monksy around
here. Good. to ship-bir to attend to.
She. a little nesr.sishied. 30 III hire
YOU to wave ihi. handkerchief instead.
IL. biz one With a red border, aud A.
long as ,he see. |, she'll think is me.
Come up TO No 1000 From, Stree, when
they're veil CT and I'll pay you"
"S'pOsin' she looks through ,sls'eoPe
OF su,hin' p
"In iha, case you will have to bury
your face 10 your handkerchief aud do
the srea, weep act"
"Thsill be half dollar extra"
"All right. Time IL money. Look
sharp row. You can XII. your hand a
few times at-.sy ten cents . kiss" and
.napping lis watch the over.burdsned
business man rushed of.
We prin, this affecting little incident,
to call attention to the fac, tia, the man
thu. employed has since gone into the
bushes. regularly. lie IL now . pro.
fessiOnsl farevellsr. and business men
and other. can save valuable time and
ye, give their relatives an en,hu'iastie
,end.of by applying TO the above special.
ist any steamer day. Go early and avoid
the ru,h San Francisco Wasp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
rIrssrurrrs No,ice.

uTucE uT uiE suEsIFs 90 OxfOHp COUNT
srATE 90 MAiNE.
nAfuNu. ~ ,-fsfls March 80. A. n. -.
fINll, n O. give roiicr. nat on ne lQtf
A iaY oi MuCr. A. n. ls.-. q ~auaut In In
sIlfsrrf Va Issaei oui uf ne Coo n ~ ins0lyes
rs llf ssf Inunfr of ONl1rf lEalnst ne estate o.
t"ar.Fst snail. of ~fuus har.
s'IIufsui 'u D. IN lnsolrsnt Debtor, ca petitior
OF sal ie..ur. uti.1 petition sas lled of
t1f - laI cI MAJ a. n -. % which lss
usuFHI tftr IrffrFsf uu claims a. 10 - con
ruffl ffli &c IaTufut ~ any debts Anl TIE o.
ItfII ~ Irarfltf Uf any prulsuy tsiouEinE q
s1f al n.r. fu fIu Uf Or ns zee tnf ne deliver
frI traasf.r1 anF IrUgsfiY ~ hiu are f1rliitel
~ Iaa f.lf rfCIiug 81 M CrttIto "a saio
igItHr. lu Iflfr their lstts and choose zoe o.
note AaHIarlfs oI Dis estate, sill BE- telf "a .
q urri Ell ilss'Fturl ID o. toldisu a. ne frotau
rnurf rocr. in raff I'M taif OuuntY a. Otfofti. 90
trr Il Gag 90 ATT, A. u. ISL a. sine o'sios )
I'M tIU l.ffnn1E.
tsifta urfer nv tird ne date frst above vii.
Zen. JuSAIiiAN tLAhE, Ieputi sbsri1.
a. M,sssnger q tts C0lri u iasolseney Tor said
N1raiJ ol Nucri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
DoNr GER cauGur

TIT. spflng with your blood foil OF impur'
tiles, your digesilOn Impaired. yOur appc
lite poor. kiineys ani liver torpid, and
your whole system liable - be- Frustrated
~ dlseas~, bat get yourself into good
condition, and bee ready for The chang
lag and warmer weather, by taklng Hood
SsrsspnlIla. IL stands unsqaal.ed for pur'
lJiug the blood. giving an spPeiiie, and
Tor q general spring medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

III the men OF the United States
would qui, using tobacco they would. BY
reducing the amount Of the revenue tax.
do something toward reducing the sur
plus revenue. Put that in Jour pipe.
and smoke IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
A srARrIINo FACT.

Ithn1t commonly known ilAi largo
proportion 4 The rheumatism and neu-
raleia exiani Il iraccahle dirsily 10 the
diseased condition ~ imperfect action ~
the Kidneys sni liver; therefor a remedy
which cirs- the resulting disease must
have lounl anl smllicn the hrt cause.
Many persons using AthloIhoros for
rheumatism and neuralgia have leen
surprised 10 fni that chronic disorders 81
the liver rrd Kidneys have also teen
greatly relieved AMI they have written
or an explanation The fact Il, that the
remedy scis diWcly en- thee organs,
cleru.lrs theta from all irritating sub
star .il regulating their action. Taken
in t..m n 10 with Nhlophoros Pills this
l. without exception, The most valuable
Kidney AMI liver remedy IN the world, and
will cur a large proportion q those who
have ihtsc diseases.
Lisbon. Ne, April 2, iss6.
From in,huoi | havclesn afflicted wilh
rheumatism. havcspcn, hundreds ofdollars
trying a. gsi rid q The disease, bat no
matter how mnch medicine ! took the
rheumatism o.. always siu,k fast 10 me.
compelling mc 90 lote mu,htime anil money
% ssy nolhing q the suffering ,ndurd.
| Vas advised an iy Aihlophorus, feeling
I conld ct no worse ~ 80 doing. rot
bottle. soon ihsrc vhs change for the
lsiier the pain len mc entirely. che nell.
cine worked vel until the rheumatism
len me-. Wrruru NfyiSs
Iilsvorih. Ne. Apfil 81. i,s6.
Fora ai'aCk of fhsumaiisnl uy wife
us,it uo l0ill,. ~ Aihlophor,s. deriving
spc~l, col permanent rcli'f ihcrcirm.
w know AihinphcrOs o. H. n mclicine ~
much rsrii. snl 10 not hesitate in rccom.
m,nl tasa reliable remedy. IL. Iitp.
E,cy dr..i.italll Keep Ath'ophoru,
ani Alhinph.na illls. lut vh,fc they can.
Mt 10 loaihi az the druggist .hc At,la.
plioroi e.. M Val ri.. Sew York. will
s.nl r.iiF 'luarr IailI on rueiri q
r-rilar llir. ui..h it sitO rcr lutlc
GO Aii'npi0r '.. laf piIt.
rrri.IIr as ABBY a..-t..t iiHlrf. D. il.
a E.sf ..I f0. ."... 'Uf i.II f..|tfIf
q Uun.r. II....f.r N0.tI.. luf1
lHHi. ..sf H an.IH.rl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
n WORD SQUARE
~ -nLlNk.

ui -nt.ANks
10 each case. an the second bl,nas ~
hcaesdlug TIE word used 10 al the nr'i ,
Take care where you step. for n you
we're to- you would Tel, Nke On'n ii''P'
very
Mr. Rockford will 90 At The Cape To-
morrow. m be cau 49, there In time.
The poor seemed 20 srJoy sli,lnR
OF ihe bank aud listening 20 The ofoot a.
10 flSsd by
1 bought iha, - ofpssehcs a, the -
of ore cent pr psach.
ID bear little May 81 a. she pl'ys
VITA her ana doll.
John htsavsry hard - bot be vii
ro, -- fot fuy sssisiirCs 10 performing u
T.. An-fyoa have haas ~ TIE - Ia li'
p see. vii give zoe - - g9ss.
faNNTE JouN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

Toe wiz ~ our esteemed Cltf-u. Mr.
iohu Rowcli. while ssr.flng from severe
st'sck of The blues. tried - commit ihs
crime ~ infsnilciie. bui was prevented by
tie opporiune arrival % . nslshbor lIsr
case hss been considered by the best doc
tors iueufa D.. bot her husband wss high.
" blessed. s'isr usi0g = course ~ Sulphuf
B.vers, q fai th., she VAS entirely cured
-hlHgsl0s Herald
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

wAsa n.,y 80 'iss -, fs'. A.' c..,eri.
VIA -. - chli o.. sri..i o. C..,s,.a
wAss 'h.-,seaa. NJ. 81. dag u c..,sr.
VIA .As A.i cAl4r.a. 81. ss,, tAsa c...ss>
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.
- .sa, ~ siss' ~ " T. fs.s,s' ks', sun.
ner. Ne

I-ENIGul
Composed % 10 letters.
Ny J, IS. 10. u. ~ l. q mans name
Which. In lIenre~. means "r0nsecrlied.
Ms. "a. 20. Is, 5, : Is q mans nsme,
The Latin thsfsOf meaning ''youpg lion.
NJ "a. .. mans name, the Hebrew
meaning "waichfal."
Nv N. :. 10. .. lS 1. q womaH's name,
III Latin msAhipg "hDwtrs."
Ms. I. ic. 5, IS, isa womins nsme'
which Ia Greek. means good OF kini.
Mys. 9. .. 5. :, ? IL mans name
which In Gsrm,u. me NJ "ruling The null
Ntufr
My whole vas built two centuries. lis
said.
Before Christ came on earth,
And never hs. q learned traveller made
True estimate OF worth.
Millions we're then expended. std The time
Went 90 and ten years passed.
AMI this ~ rad that strong mtn Ia thslr
prime
F.ni.hed the work a, last
~ NEErrE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

The evils which bsfall Us are mainly the
r,f,x OF oar own actions. A corn will not
npprss you n you DO not enissvor 10 con-
dps IN within unreasonable limits.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

"A Chicago man f.ll into the river
the other day With his mouth vide open
and got few drops OF water In his ia,e-
rior. IL killed him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

pa,ior-"weli. what dii yos youug PEG
pie realize a. your euisftslum,uif' Mem
Der % TIE Commlite---"Wc have llst r.
allied that We ar SIS out"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

Cheyrvull. TIE celebrated chemist, 10 Il
sAli. eats only Two light meal, Ia - hoar.
AMI drinks nothing but water. WhAtau ell
tor that uan would have made
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

TIrs Al Tiis siopp~i frvc BY ~ kiis''s
Great Nerve ilFstnrrf ~ o. amer rfs dais
zee Msfvriuus cures. Trvsils- and o. uiAl
t-1iiis ire a. fli os..s. ssni % pf. Aune. sii
Arb -. ftiia. "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
suERIrr's S.LT.

SrArL MAINE OMoED
Takrn nl 90 cufHurt MnrfyIn. NIH liatf Of
q Csnt1u. n so Cnunff IL rre.' Go So Z. n
smth o. sst Csn an. n trFtlr. at sI u s' a
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WTTCHEII,S BELLaDONNA PLASfEBS.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

A psisui medicine advertisement IL thu
heated "whAt kiil. Amrfic.ns Thls !.
probably true. bat ii q. a poor recommend.
a,I1u for 49, medicine